Yakuza 4 Remastered

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  1. Pepega12345
    Jun 10, 2023
    0
    This game is so dumb. Enemies are constantly grabbing you, the last straw for me was a segment in the docks where there is a gunner in anThis game is so dumb. Enemies are constantly grabbing you, the last straw for me was a segment in the docks where there is a gunner in an almost open area and two bots that constantly grabbing you with no chance to recover while the gunner somehow moves you around the arena with his shots. I gues the only good games in the series were yakuza 0, kiwami 1 and kiwami 2.… Full Review »
  2. WeirdoFlaminko
    Feb 14, 2023
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Rubber bullets. one of the worst stories in all the yakuza games. i love the series but sheesh man… Full Review »
  3. hertzian68
    Mar 13, 2021
    8
    Typical Yakuza game with a deep twisty turny crime drama and lots of minigames and substories. The highlight of the substories are the AkiyamaTypical Yakuza game with a deep twisty turny crime drama and lots of minigames and substories. The highlight of the substories are the Akiyama Hana-Chan loan sharking stories and the Saijima karate dojo training. There are about 65 substories total with about 15 for each character. The story can get a little convoluted and too much nonsensical video game logic infested but it's going to be highly entertaining for sure.

    ----Graphically it's definitely an old game even remastered so you could play this on a potato and get the full graphics experience, 4k dsr is not out of the question for any modern gpu and certainly 2k dsr, the game's locked to 60 max. I got pretty tired of the random street battles and really wish there was a way to just turn those off so I can focus on collectible hunting and not have to actively try to avoid them while playing the main and sub stories. For this you are only getting the one map, Kamurocho, but it's expanded to include underground and some small rooftop play. I think with 4 playable characters they should have included at least one more map like Okinawa or Sotenbori. Yakuza 5 has 5 maps with 5 playable characters. Kiryu's part seems to be tacked on tbh, and for some guy who wants out of the Yakuza he sure seems to be always concerned with his old clan way too much. The cop character is just this installment only and has no real connection to other yakuza games like all the other ones, he could have been cut from this or even just cut Kiryu's involvement for just 3 players for a more focused story. But Kiryu is in every yakuza game besides the completely new Yakuza 7 LAD.

    ---- I would not recommend this as a stand alone experience, too much dependence and interlinking story wise with the previous games, you'd have to watch summaries of the past games to get a lot of it. That and the overwhelming 4 playable characters and convoluted confusing story. For new players start with y0 and go through them in order. Yakuza 3 I don't recommend at all it's clunky, the first part is slow and it's barely "remastered" in any way other than some textures. Yakuza 3 needed a full Kiwami rebuild, but that's not going to happen. For new players who want a fully modern game go for Yakuza 7 LAD or if you want to play a few of them start with 0. Still for those who started with 0 or YK1 this is a great game packed with content and a highly entertaining story just like the other yakuza games.    … Full Review »
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